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The Truth About Eliza
“There is one more thing I wanted to mention to you,” Aaron said, avoiding eye contact with her again, and staring at the floor in front of him.
“What’s that?” Cadence asked cautiously.
“Well, it has to do with Eliza,” he said folding his arms across his chest.
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